The Irish rugby legends showed what really mattered to them as they celebrated with their kids and families after the final whistle in tonight's match against Australia

Ireland coach Andy Farrell will head into his secondment with the British and Irish Lions on the back of a narrow win over Australia, the team he intends to bring down on next year’s tour.

Rugby score as Irish end Autumn Nations Series against Wallabies - Can Ireland wrap up the autumn internationals with victory in Dublin or will this emerging Australian team spoil the party?

DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ireland fought back from a halftime deficit to mark a 150th anniversary with a scruffy 22-19 victory over Australia on Saturday, sealing the victory in the last eight minutes and

Ireland will today look to finish the Autumn Nations Series on a high when they host Australia. The Test is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Irish Rugby Football Union and brings the Wallabies to Dublin,

Gus McCarthy crashed over at the back of a rolling maul for the clinching try, ensuring Irish rugby's 150th birthday party wasn't spoiled by the Wallabies.

Ireland pulled off an impressive comeback against Australia in their Autumn Nations Series clash at Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday, clinching a 22-19 victory.

Ireland spoiled Joe Schmidt’s return to Dublin to end their Autumn Nations Series campaign on a high as Andy Farrell signed off for his British & Irish Lions sabbatical by scoring a psychological blow against Australia ahead of next summer’s three-Test series Down Under.